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Foreign language discussion groups provide casual practice for UW language students
By Jena Davison | Jan. 19, 2006Weekly gatherings include educational movies, trips
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Shorthanded UW bows out to Buckeyes
By Ryan Hessenthaler | Jan. 19, 2006Badgers suffer first conference defeat
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City’s Halloween report offers changes for ’06 celebration
By Greg Stockwell | Jan. 19, 2006The Madison Police Department released a report last week evaluating the effectiveness of Halloween policing actions during the 2005 celebration. The report was based on 2004 recommendations and contained proposed changes for 2006.
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Krabbenhoft winning over UW fans
By Gillian McBride and Matt Bunke | Jan. 19, 2006When Wisconsin freshman Joe Krabbenhoft set foot on campus in the fall, he undoubtedly did so with lofty expectations. A native of Sioux Falls, S.D., he was ranked among the ' ¦'
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Persian ’Prince’ brings purple pain
By Les Chappell | Jan. 19, 2006'Prince of Persia' has always appealed to gamers with its combination of Middle Eastern scenery and 'Matrix'-style acrobatics, and the series' third installment only adds to that reputation. 'Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones' once again places the player in the sandals of the tormented Arabian hero, but adds some new rules to make it worth coming back.
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Cardinal View: The constitution protects hate
Jan. 19, 2006The case against two UW-Madison freshmen and their visitors for disorderly conduct and property damage seemingly targeted at an Ogg Hall LGBT student liaison is significant. We find the alleged ' ¦
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In light of South Korean research fraud, UW professors insist peer review proves its worth
By Lexie Clinton | Jan. 19, 2006Stem cell research at UW | Second of three parts
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Madison lab helps take aim at bird flu
By John Leppanen and Caitline Furin | Jan. 19, 2006Local scientists watch migratory birds in Alaska
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Feeding a disease
By Jill Klosterman | Jan. 19, 2006Websites, lifestyles promoting eating disorders must go
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DAILY CARDINAL EXCLUSIVE with JOE LUNARDI
By Sam Pepper | Jan. 19, 2006ESPN college basketball analyst
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Wal-Mart health-care reform bill defeated in hearing
By Mike Ewing | Jan. 19, 2006Bill would have forced big business to pay employee health care
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Mary J.’s album breaks on through to the other Blige
By Irene Burski and Mollie Levison | Jan. 19, 2006With a sentimental, soulful sound and gripping lyrics, it's no wonder that Mary J. Blige's latest album The Breakthrough reached number one on the Billboard chart less than two weeks after its debut.
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UW emerging as early favorites for Big Ten Title
By Adam Hoge and Daily Cardinal Staff | Jan. 19, 2006Indiana relying on bench with rash of injuries'
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Pioneers challenge No. 1 Wisconsin
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Connor McKnight | Jan. 18, 2006This week marks the seventh consecutive week that the Wisconsin Badgers (13-1-2 Western Collegiate Hockey Association, 18-2-2 overall) have held the No. 1 ranking in collegiate hockey. For most, a ' ¦'
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Cardinal View: A campaign speech with promise
Jan. 18, 2006Gov. Doyle stepped up to the podium of the Assembly chamber in the Capitol last night to give his annual State of the State address with one thing in mind'his ' ¦
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New names to join Bielema on sidelines
By Jon Bortin | Jan. 18, 2006Bret Bielema has yet to lead the Wisconsin Badgers football team on the field as head coach, but already he is carrying out the responsibilities of the position. Bielema, who ' ¦
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’Vampire’ sinks teeth into politics
Jan. 18, 2006Jonathan 'The Impaler' Sharkey, a former wrestler and self-proclaimed vampire, announced Friday he plans to run for governor of Minnesota next year on the Vampyres, Witches and Pagans Party ticket.
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